WALL STREET GETS A TRIPLE BOOST, BUT IS THIS RALLY BUILT TO LAST?
After two ugly sessions, Wall Street finally caught a break. Three completely different catalysts suddenly aligned: A blockbuster biotech surprise A more dovish interpretation of the Fed A major Treasury move that pushed bond yields lower Dow: +0.22%. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ : +0.21%. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Not a huge rally. But the message underneath it is much more interesting: When yields fall, risk appetite can come back very quickly. MODERNA JUST DID SOMETHING ALMOST UNHEARD OF The day's biggest story was $Moderna, Inc.(MRNA)$ . Shares exploded: +177. That's extraordinary. Positive interim Phase 3 results for a cancer vaccine. Moderna became only the second stock in
[Earnings Recap] Walmart Just Had Its Worst Day in Years — What Happened?
Retail earnings took center stage Thursday, and the signals were sharply mixed. Walmart suffered its biggest drop in years after a rare sales miss, while Ross Stores rallied on strong demand for discounted goods $Wal-Mart(WMT)$-9.2% Walmart is the largest U.S. retailer, selling groceries, household goods, apparel and general merchandise through stores and online. Walmart reported adjusted EPS of $0.81, while revenue came in around $187.9 billion, both above expectations. The weak spot was U.S. comparable sales, which rose just 2.6%, well below the 3.8% analysts expected and the slowest growth in six years. The company still raised its full-year outlook, forecasting sales growth of 4%–5% and adjusted EPS of $2.80–$2.87. But traffic growth slowed, co
Xiaomi notches fourth straight gain — is the tide turning?
$XIAOMI-W(01810)$'s stock price rose nearly 4% today, continuing its winning streak since the release of its earnings report, with total gains approaching 11%. On the news front, Xiaomi just released its Q2 earnings report two days ago. Against the backdrop of high memory prices and a pressured consumer terminal market, Xiaomi's core smartphone business remained resilient, with gross margins in the handset business delivering a surprise upside that beat market expectations. In addition, Xiaomi just unveiled its new-generation humanoid robot "CyberOne" at the 2026 World Robot Conference, marking its first public appearance. The robot has already entered automotive factories for "internships" — at the self-tapping screw station, its
[Winning Trade] One Tiger Made S$82K on OCBC — Can the Rally Continue?
OCBC shares have had a huge run this year, rising from below S$20 at the start of 2026 to an intraday high of S$31.86 in August — up more than 60% at one point. One Tiger investor caught the move early and made more than S$82,000. $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ So what’s driving the rally? And how is OCBC different from DBS? Congrats to @CLOUD1127 who held OCBC shares and made S$82,473. Congrats to @狮城漫步 who held OCBC shares and made S$ 45,530. Congrats to @chriskwek1970 who held OCBC shares and made S$32,030. Congrats to@Luckygim74 who hel
[STRATEGY] Breakouts vs. Retests: How to Stop Getting Trapped by Fakeouts
Picture this scenario: You’ve been watching a stock or crypto token test a key resistance level for hours. Suddenly, a massive green candle breaks above the line. You jump in with a Market Buy order out of fear of missing the move (FOMO). Five minutes later, price violently reverses, dumps right back below the level, and hits your stop-loss. Congratulations, you just got caught in a Fakeout. Here is how professional traders avoid this trap using the Breakout & Retest method. The Rookie Mistake: Chasing the Initial Break When a key level breaks, retail traders rush in blindly. Institutional traders and market makers know this, so they often push price just high enough to trigger buy orders before dumping their positions into the buying pressure. $In
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As posted yesterday, the setup for the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ and $SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust(DIA)$ looked mostly bearish. The central daily levels provided of 7,717 for the SPX, 534 for DIA, and 7,730 for the $E-mini S&P 500 - main 2609(ESmain)$ , were shared to validate the bearish setup if the price stayed below them. The SPX did open below the central daily level (CDL) that sets momentum. When the price stays below it, the structure favors the bearish thesis, and the opening far below it validated the technical setup. Next, the price lost 7,690 and attempted to fill the daily gap, but momentum vanished quickly, flipping the 7,690 defense
$S&P 500(.SPX)$$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$$NASDAQ 100(NDX)$$Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$$Dow Jones(.DJI)$$iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$ The chart below should be studied carefully by every student of the markets. Here's my 5 thoughts from this chart: 1. Investor Behavior: everyone wants to own stocks at the top (when valuations are high), few want to own them at the bottom (when valuations are low). 2. There -is- An Alternative: the 1970’s-1980’s period saw a structural decline in stockmarket valuations (and allocations to stocks) and
If you're bullish on the market and want a strategy that focuses more on time in the market than constant trading, this framework is worth studying. It’s built around a simple idea: use long-dated options for upside exposure, gradually shift profits into broad-market assets, and eventually let compounding do more of the work. ① Start With LEAPS 🚀 Focus on strong, large-cap names with long-term growth potential, such as: $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$$NVIDIA(NVDA)$$Apple(AAPL)$$Amazon.com(AMZN)$$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$$Alphabet(GOOG)$ Ins
Hey everyone! 👋 Here are the key levels I'm watching across a few names right now. Some are holding support, while others are approaching levels where the short-term structure could change quickly. 🎯 🟢 $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ — Still Bullish, But This Level Matters $SPY remains bullish and is holding support, but the current VP shelf is critical. If $SPY breaks below that shelf, I’d expect a quick ~1.35% move lower through the price vacuum. For now, the bullish structure remains intact—but this is a level worth watching closely. 👀 🚀 $SpaceX(SPCX)$ — Back at a Short-Term Buy Zone $SPCX is back near a short-term buy zone, with the $130 pivot becoming the key level. If $130 holds, the setup remains
Hey everyone! 👋 Here are three setups worth keeping in the trading journal—not just because they worked, but because the price action offers useful lessons that can be studied and repeated. 📚📈 1. $RingCentral(RNG)$ — Post-Earnings Reaction Still Holding 18 sessions in, $RNG still hasn’t violated its 10-MA, even after stalling at roughly 10× ATR% above the 50-MA. The last three sessions have formed a higher low, recovering from the -4.9% pullback on August 14. This is exactly the kind of post-earnings reaction worth saving, studying and reviewing. 🧠 Wire this one into your trader’s muscle memory. 2. $Everpure(P)$ — Stalled at 10× ATR% ⚠️ $P also stalled after reaching roughly 10× ATR% above its 50-MA. Another
$SPX Leaning Higher: Both Sides of the Trade Printed
$S&P 500(.SPX)$ was leaning higher going into tomorrow. The key question was whether the move would finish the B-wave or mark the start of the next leg higher. A weekly close back above last week's low at 7,717 would suggest the rally had already begun. 🎯 Primary Setup The main bullish signal was the SMT divergence with $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ holding, supporting the view that $SPX could continue higher from here. The plan was simple: 🟢 Long in the morning 🔴 Short into the close And both setups printed. Both trades cashed. 💰 Sometimes the best trades aren't about predicting every move—they're about having a clear level, a defined bias, and the discipline to act when the setup appears.
$iShares Bitcoin Trust(IBIT)$ It's Bitcoin's shorts' turn to get squeezed. This is quite instructive — so what other products out there currently have high short interest? Speaking of which, I saw a large 100,000-contract bearish block trade a few days ago $IBIT 20281215 20.0 PUT$ , with notional volume of roughly $30+ million. Although it hasn't been closed yet, it's currently down 15%. Fortunately, it's a long-dated put, which is more resistant to downward moves — a near-term put would probably be down 50% by now. Bullish call block trades are the 39.5 call and 45 call $IBIT 20260925 39.5 CALL$